This section focuses on how New Muslims should deal with their parents and family members.
Allah addresses believers and commands them to worship Him alone and to be always kind to their parents especially when they grow old and weak.
Marriage plays such a large part in human affairs that it must necessarily be taken into account in treating of the religious life.
For new Muslims, it can be hard to be around their family who are not Muslims. What if a sister’s relatives are making it hard for her?
Allah guides Muslims to the best of manners to purify them and keep them away from social and psychological complexities.
A wife is entitled to receive a dowry from her husband which a marriage contract is void without it. What are the other rights of the wife towards her husband?
A husband has the right of ultimate authority of the home management since he is responsible for them and is accountable for all aspects of their maintenance.
Islam commands that in the hearts of the children the seeds of the greatness and importance of truth be sown, so that they may grow up and develop on truth. Learn more…
In marriage there is comfort to the soul, there is beauty to look at, there is company, and there is play and joking and relaxation, all of which relieve the heart from its burdens…
Islam is a beautiful religion that stresses the qualities of mercy, tolerance and respect among human beings. Allah has ordained the good treatment of parents and warned us against treating them with disrespect.
What is the ultimate goal of marriage? How should a husband keep his wife’s love guaranteed? How should a husband make his wife feel secure?
Watch this Show to know the answer to these question.
Why is it in Islam that a man can have four wives and a woman can only have one husband? Watch this episode of the Mailbag with Sheikh Yusuf Estes to know the answer.
The Deenshow guest explains the importance of raising children according to the teachings of Islam.
Do Muslim husbands have rights on their wives? What are these rights? Watch this episode of Visitor At Home in which Dr. Muhammad Salah explains the rights of the husband in Islam.
In this video, Sheikh Yusuf Estes explains how a Muslim should treat his parents.
Only when we see what Islam says about mothers and what status they have, we can imagine what status women have in Islam, how we are commanded to treat them…
Marriage…What do you know about that sacred bond? What does marriage give to society, and what does it have to do with one’s faith?
Is wearing a niqab obligatory in Islam? Besides, my parents are difficult. How do I deal with them? How should I respond to such rudeness?
What are the particular values or traits of Islamic family life that so many are finding so appealing?
How do Muslims treat their parents? How about non-Muslim parents? What do the Qur’an and Sunnah teach about parents?
How does Islam govern one’s relationship with parents? Why does mother have such a significant status? How does the way we treat our mothers relate to belief in God Himself?
